In Hungary, a palace tied to political scandal becomes Jewish refugee camp
The Balatonőszöd facility, where a Socialist leader confessed his party’s corruption, will house hundreds in exile from across the Ukrainian border
62-year-old Yehuda Meshi-Zahav attempted suicide over a year ago after a Haaretz investigation revealed that he had taken advantage of his status and power in the ultra-Orthodox community to assault teenagers and younger children
The Balatonőszöd facility, where a Socialist leader confessed his party’s corruption, will house hundreds in exile from across the Ukrainian border
A kosher certifying agency sued JetBlue over a snack that was falsely labeled with their kosher symbol
The president of one group wrote in an op-ed that “the shadow of terrorism extends over Latin America"
Coalition whip says agreement reached, averting possibility of opposition creating an alternative government without a new election
The current law on national holidays, which was updated last year, guarantees all employees 12 days off, many of them in connection with Christian holidays
The former mayor and current congressional candidate said the pro-Israel lobby unfairly targeted one of his progressive allies.
Women seeking to terminate pregnancy won't need to appear before the abortion committee and will be able to obtain abortion pills at the offices of Israel's health maintenance organizations
Many Jewish groups warned that a decision in the coach's favor would infringe on the rights of Jewish public school students
The attacker had previously served jail time in a terrorism case
It is the first population survey of Los Angeles’ Jewish community in a generation
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